The Ethic of Mutual Benefit

Dr. Philip Ney, MD

It is impossible to benefit at the expense of one’s neighbour. History has proven time and time again that, if it is not good for one’s neighbour, it is not good for one’s self. No empire that was built on slave labour or military might, stood for very long. If it is not good for one’s neighbour, it is not good for one’s self. If it is not good for black, it is not good for white. If it is not good for men, it is not good for women. And therefore, if it is not good for an unborn child, it is not good for pregnant mother. Not only is this morally correct, it is scientifically demonstrable. The mother is very healthy when she is pregnant and if she is aborted, all manner of illnesses ensue.

Since we cannot profit at the expense of others, those who have more must share or; 1. become cynical and insensitive, avoiding other people, 2. remain sensitive, but become guilty and depressed – depressed also producing avoidance of others, 3. share and be glad. Sharing is the only way to go.